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[saint19]

All of the boards are based on the LGA1155 socket, supporting the 32nm Sandy Bridge CPU’s, and feature Gigabytes Ultra Durable 3 with copper PCB, 2200MHz DDR3, two USB 3.0 ports, dual PCI-e x16 slots with CrossfireX support (no word on SLI), and four SATA III 6Gbp (3 with mATX).

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[jaquith]

Intel will launch its first family of Sandy Bridge processors starting next year, but only mid-range models and not until Sandy Bridge E and the Intel X68 chipset we will see the new architecture in the enthusiast and high-end segment.

Intel X68 is a part of Intel's new Patsburg platform where the LGA 2011 socket will be used to hold Sandy Bridge E processors, which in turn houses a quad-channel DDR3 memory controller but no graphics. The processors supports 40 PCIe 3.0 lanes and is geared toward enthusiasts and workstations with demands for maximal performance.

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I'm still waiting for the Intel X68 motherboards